I am looking for an explanation on how to install the FYSETC. It seems that everyone else has been born with this knowledge as the minimalistic instructions I am finding all kinda say "Oh, well, you just do it like you normally would."
@@west3dprinting219 Never having compiled Klipper before, I did not realize that the elements in parenthesis were selected settings. Once I saw this executed in another video, it obviously became VERY simple. I did not expect 3D printing to bring back memories of linux kernel compilation in the 90s :D. As I said, just because it's simple doesn't automatically mean it's obvious to everyone.
@@west3dprinting219 yes it brings me to a page that says to flash I need an SD card plug into motherboard, the adxl doesn't have a micro SD slot so how can I follow it? I think they just use a generic setup for this but I don't want to be wrong and flash my board instead of usb adxl
Thanks for the review and installation instructions. Is hot tightening necessary to run the nozzle test? The user could always compare a test between hot and cold tightening.
I just got input shaper working last night, had issues with "Timer too close" errors that were ultimately resolved by increasing the CAN bus speed from 500000 to 1000000. My set up is also the EBB36 and built in ADXL. Good to know there are alternatives out there, thanks!
By the way, the Provok3d ADXL PCB absolutely is compatible with Revo hotends. Got one for mine and it fits perfectly. You can also see that in Nero3D's Voron V0.2 build series.
@@west3dprinting219 Understood. Thanks for the reply. So I guess nobody can say that it is officially supported. :) However, for everybody wondering unofficially, I can sandwich the doodad between the heater block and the nozzle so securely, that I can (very carefully) move my toolhead while holding on to it without it slipping.
I just stumbled across your vid! Even if the results are not valid the idea is solid! I have a usb input shaper wich I will compare to the ebb36 results now! The problem is to identify wich is valid, wich I would assume is wherever the device is nearer the center of gravity of the toolhead.
dude i like your stuff but did i miss something? i have the Fstec accelerometer that i have used before on them ender 5 plus but i couldnt follow your video....
Alan, I tried the Fysetc board and was disappointed by it. Every time I wanted to use it, I had to re-flash the board and go through the "make" process again. Even though I was able to get resonances successfully, it wound up being more trouble than it was worth, so I sent it back to Amazon.
Yes, and you know this because you were sitting by my side the whole time while i wasted hours of my time...🙄 Please don't presume to minimize my experience or tell me I must've been doing something wrong when you can't possibly know the lengths I went to trying to get the board to work. You are neither the end-all, be-all, nor the sole arbiter of knowledge on this product. I will thank you not to bother me with a reply. Good day to you.
Interesting comparison. I wonder if the USB cable has any influence on the results also.
I am looking for an explanation on how to install the FYSETC. It seems that everyone else has been born with this knowledge as the minimalistic instructions I am finding all kinda say "Oh, well, you just do it like you normally would."
Same
Did you follow the directions on the linked documentation page?
@@west3dprinting219 Never having compiled Klipper before, I did not realize that the elements in parenthesis were selected settings.
Once I saw this executed in another video, it obviously became VERY simple.
I did not expect 3D printing to bring back memories of linux kernel compilation in the 90s :D.
As I said, just because it's simple doesn't automatically mean it's obvious to everyone.
@@west3dprinting219 yes it brings me to a page that says to flash I need an SD card plug into motherboard, the adxl doesn't have a micro SD slot so how can I follow it? I think they just use a generic setup for this but I don't want to be wrong and flash my board instead of usb adxl
The linked instructions for the PIS at github.com/FYSETC/FYSETC-PortableInputShaper don't mention micro SD cards so I'm not sure where you're looking
Thanks for the review and installation instructions. Is hot tightening necessary to run the nozzle test? The user could always compare a test between hot and cold tightening.
Have you considered running test prints on each of them to see which gives the best visual improvement?
I just got input shaper working last night, had issues with "Timer too close" errors that were ultimately resolved by increasing the CAN bus speed from 500000 to 1000000. My set up is also the EBB36 and built in ADXL. Good to know there are alternatives out there, thanks!
By the way, the Provok3d ADXL PCB absolutely is compatible with Revo hotends. Got one for mine and it fits perfectly. You can also see that in Nero3D's Voron V0.2 build series.
The issue isn’t the fit; the folks at Provok3d don’t feel that the Revo core spring holds the board securely enough to get meaningful results
@@west3dprinting219 Understood. Thanks for the reply. So I guess nobody can say that it is officially supported. :)
However, for everybody wondering unofficially, I can sandwich the doodad between the heater block and the nozzle so securely, that I can (very carefully) move my toolhead while holding on to it without it slipping.
I just stumbled across your vid! Even if the results are not valid the idea is solid! I have a usb input shaper wich I will compare to the ebb36 results now! The problem is to identify wich is valid, wich I would assume is wherever the device is nearer the center of gravity of the toolhead.
dude i like your stuff but did i miss something? i have the Fstec accelerometer that i have used before on them ender 5 plus but i couldnt follow your video....
Can i add the nozzle adxl to a stock ender 3 nozzle?
I just ordered one from you guys. Not sure which one I ordered lol
Alan, I tried the Fysetc board and was disappointed by it. Every time I wanted to use it, I had to re-flash the board and go through the "make" process again. Even though I was able to get resonances successfully, it wound up being more trouble than it was worth, so I sent it back to Amazon.
no, you need to flash it only one time, then you just turn on input shaper section in klipper config
That was not my experience. You may have had a different one, but as I said, every time I went to use it, I had to start from square one.
@@reprinted3D you did something wrong or your board was broken
Yes, and you know this because you were sitting by my side the whole time while i wasted hours of my time...🙄
Please don't presume to minimize my experience or tell me I must've been doing something wrong when you can't possibly know the lengths I went to trying to get the board to work. You are neither the end-all, be-all, nor the sole arbiter of knowledge on this product.
I will thank you not to bother me with a reply. Good day to you.
Sounds like you had a bad board, I haven't had to do anything to mine after the first firmware installation
I got fysetc input shaper, holes pattern different from adxl345, I had to modeled a mount for volcano hotend by myself. And sorry for my English.
No need to apologize, glad you got it mounted. There are several "standards" for mounting holes that vary depending on who manufactured them